Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-04-06
MARVELLOUS CHANGES.
What the Future Will be to those who
Refuse to Believe.

Is this country unconscious!y un-
dergoing wonderful change, is the
change to take place before we are
aware OF the fact, and when it has
taken place will we wonder why we
| did not see 1t before it was too late
Those that see the changes early
avail themselves early, and thereby
receive benefit
| The shrewd iron man sees the iron
interest transferred from Pittsburg
and Pennsylvania to Brming ham,
Alabama, and in his far-sightedness
sees the furnaces in Pennsylvania
torn down and deserted for this new
and prolific field. 1t is claimed by
the iron men of Alabama that tie
low price at which iron can be pro-
duced there will revolutionize the
iron interests of the world.
We have seen the grain-growing
centers OF this country shifted to the
! West. We have seen the porz-pack-
| ing industry fit from Cincinnati to
| Chicago, and from thence to Kansas
| City and Omaha. Southern cotton
mills undersell New England and
| American markets, and challenge
the world
We have seen and are seeing all
this take place before our eyes, and
know that other changes are taking
place equally as prominent, and we
wonder as we behold them. Ten
| years ago the insurance companies
only required an analysis OF the
fluids when they were taking insur-
ance for very large amounts. To-day
no first class company will insure
any amount unless they have a rigid
analysis Of the fluids passed, and il
any traces of certain disorders are
apparent, the application is rejected.
In their reports they show that the
death of sixty of every 100 people in
this country, is due either directly or
indirectly TO such disorders. The
Brompton Hospital for Consumptives,
London, England, reports that sixty
! OF every 100 victims of consumption
} also have serious disorders of the
/ kidneys.
Among scientists for the treatment
of this dread malady the question is
! being discussed;
"Is not this disorder the real cause
of consumption ?'
Ten years ago the microscope was
something seldom found in a physi
clans office; now every physician OF
standing has one and seldom visits
his patients without calling for q
sample OF fluids for examination.
Why is all this? Isltpossible that
we of the present generation are to
die OF diseases caused by kidney dis
orders? or shall we master the cause
| bv Warmers safe cure, the only re-
cognized specific, and thus remove
the etrects? 1t is established beyond
doubt that very large percentage
of deaths in this country are traceable
to diseased kidneys. For years the
proprietors OF Warmers safe cure
have been insisting that there is no
sound health when the kidneys are
diseased, and they enthusiastically
press their specific for this terrible
disorder upon public attention. We
are continually hearing its praises
sounded.
This means wonders
Cannot the proprietors of this great
remedy, who have been warning us
of the danger, tell us how to avoid
disease that at first is SO unim-
portant, and is so fatal in its termina-
ton? Are we to hope against hope,
and wait without our reward?
The most significant OF all changes,
however, that we of to-day can note
is this radical change OF view to which
the public has been educated: 1t
was formerly thought that the kid
neys were of very small importance;
to-day, we believe, it is generally ad-
mitted that there can be no such
thing as sound health in any organ if
they are in the least degree de-
ranged.